
Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
1 death, 85 new cases. 

Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
I know one of them 

Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Was just going to post this.iarmhiman wrote:85 new cases. Jesus
New cases this week :
11, 40, 14, 85
Interesting spread.
- JoeMangled
- Posts: 2910
- Joined: Wed Aug 07, 2013 11:18 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Shit numbers.
Greens are not a serious party. Fúck off.
Greens are not a serious party. Fúck off.
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Pubs wont be opening until schools are back.
-
- Posts: 9291
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
- Location: the Confederacy of Dunces
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
is there a way they could pipe in some Benny Hill music the next time a Green Party member is speaking in the Dail ?
-
- Posts: 9291
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
- Location: the Confederacy of Dunces
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
lotto numbers sortedcamroc1 wrote:Was just going to post this.iarmhiman wrote:85 new cases. Jesus
New cases this week :
11, 40, 14, 85
Interesting spread.
- Blackrock Bullet
- Posts: 15510
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
- Location: #68
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
You really need to chill the beans on these daily reports.iarmhiman wrote:Pubs wont be opening until schools are back.
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
If they cancel my fücking trip to Sligo because of a few people who are not sick bar what an app told them I will fücking lose it
-
- Posts: 9291
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
- Location: the Confederacy of Dunces
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
trying to find a staycation for a week in the next few weeks - nothing out there
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
The issue is that they asked all passengers on certain flights (presumably to Poland or somesuch). That is very difficult to stand up in court - it reeks of profiling rather than intelligence.camroc1 wrote:"Why did you question these people ?HighKingLeinster wrote:Data commission now expressing privacy concerns about welfare officers questioning people in the airport
I thought they were committing welfare fraud.
What lead you to that belief ?
The fact that they were."
This is getting silly now. And if the Data Commission hasn't got the good sense to butt out, the law needs to be changed to allow Welfare fraud be investigated.
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
They were committing welfare fraud ! That, is a crime.lilyw wrote:The issue is that they asked all passengers on certain flights (presumably to Poland or somesuch). That is very difficult to stand up in court - it reeks of profiling rather than intelligence.camroc1 wrote:"Why did you question these people ?HighKingLeinster wrote:Data commission now expressing privacy concerns about welfare officers questioning people in the airport
I thought they were committing welfare fraud.
What lead you to that belief ?
The fact that they were."
This is getting silly now. And if the Data Commission hasn't got the good sense to butt out, the law needs to be changed to allow Welfare fraud be investigated.
And how is that profiling, if they ask the same question of everyone on the flight ?
Last edited by camroc1 on Thu Jul 30, 2020 7:47 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- Gavin Duffy
- Posts: 16919
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
The dinner party circuit disagree.camroc1 wrote:They were committing welfare fraud ! That, is a crime.lilyw wrote:The issue is that they asked all passengers on certain flights (presumably to Poland or somesuch). That is very difficult to stand up in court - it reeks of profiling rather than intelligence.camroc1 wrote:"Why did you question these people ?HighKingLeinster wrote:Data commission now expressing privacy concerns about welfare officers questioning people in the airport
I thought they were committing welfare fraud.
What lead you to that belief ?
The fact that they were."
This is getting silly now. And if the Data Commission hasn't got the good sense to butt out, the law needs to be changed to allow Welfare fraud be investigated.
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Surprise, surprise !
Bewleys is reopening at the end of August.
https://www.irishtimes.com/business/ret ... -1.4318090
Bewleys is reopening at the end of August.
https://www.irishtimes.com/business/ret ... -1.4318090
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Anybody really believe this is the first time he did this https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-a ... 7?mode=amp
-
- Posts: 51
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
I think you’re talking about pilots specifically? Nowhere near the best paid in the world. What I said was ‘some of the best conditions in Europe’, which they have. Top 3 with as you say, AF and Lufthansa - out of over a hundred in Europe. When you take non salary benefits, working conditions, pension etc into account there’s much of muchness between the top 3.nardol wrote: *best paid in the world is what i meant.
Both lufthansa and AF pay better.
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
And now Green Minister of State Joe O'Brien has abstained on the Government bill.
So much for collective responsibility.
Martin needs to seriously crack the whip.
So much for collective responsibility.
Martin needs to seriously crack the whip.
- HighKingLeinster
- Posts: 22405
- Joined: Wed Jul 31, 2013 10:58 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Simple message needs to be delivered to them. Accept the democratic decision of their party membership or resign their seats and stand as indos in the subsequent by-electioncamroc1 wrote:And now Green Minister of State Joe O'Brien has abstained on the Government bill.
So much for collective responsibility.
Martin needs to seriously crack the whip.
-
- Posts: 9291
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
- Location: the Confederacy of Dunces
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
HighKingLeinster wrote:Simple message needs to be delivered to them. Accept the democratic decision of their party membership or resign their seats and stand as indos in the subsequent by-electioncamroc1 wrote:And now Green Minister of State Joe O'Brien has abstained on the Government bill.
So much for collective responsibility.
Martin needs to seriously crack the whip.

- Conspicuous
- Posts: 7441
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Where are you living?ticketlessinseattle wrote:trying to find a staycation for a week in the next few weeks - nothing out there
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Eighty f**king five cases 

Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Been thinking about this. They have closed two construction sites and a factory. if it's in those clusters this may be a blip and they got most of them this evening. I'm hoping.danthefan wrote:Eighty f**king five cases
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Kildare, Dublin and Laois probably related ?26 are in County Kildare
18 are in County Dublin
11 are in County Clare
nine are in County Laois
seven are in County Limerick
four in County Meath
And also Limerick and Clare ?
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
So Dublin is those construction sites.camroc1 wrote:Kildare, Dublin and Laois probably related ?26 are in County Kildare
18 are in County Dublin
11 are in County Clare
nine are in County Laois
seven are in County Limerick
four in County Meath
And also Limerick and Clare ?
Kildare and possibly Laois is the factory
Where are the other 10 cases Cammy?
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
People are mad though. A lad rang my mate the other day and said 'can't come in have very high temperature'. Now this was after a case in that workplace. So all panicked he is onto the owners and they are coming up with a plan of action and blahdy blah. About an hour after the call he heard two of the staff chatting and one of them said 'don't worry about finishing it X is collecting his computer in about 15 mins'. X being temp guy. In his wisdom he was about to come into the office and have a chin wag and get his fücking laptop. Couldn't get him on the phone and stood at the doorway and they had a stand up row 

- Blackrock Bullet
- Posts: 15510
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
- Location: #68
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
iarmhiman wrote:Been thinking about this. They have closed two construction sites and a factory. if it's in those clusters this may be a blip and they got most of them this evening. I'm hoping.danthefan wrote:Eighty f**king five cases
89% or so are already traced, that shows the systems are working. So long as the clusters remain managed, you can't lose it over these kinds of numbers.Of the cases notified today:
39% of today’s cases are associated with close contacts of a confirmed case
half are associated with outbreaks
A larger question needs to be asked of the recent clusters. Notably there hasn't been any cited from hairdressers, pubs, gyms etc. Another meat factory style outbreak today, in line with previous patters. Some from construction sites. Some in Direct Provision centres. It is quite safe to assume a lot of the outbreaks are amongst minorities. This isn't unique, this has happened in Singapore and is also happening in the UK. A variety of reasons I've read that are cited;
- cramped living conditions for many
- inter generational living
- car pooling
- poor communication skills, many hived off into their communities both inside and outside of work
- pressure/motivation to work: I think immigrants are going to be more motivated to work than people from here originally, it's purely anecdotal but it did not surprise me one bit that the new hires for Deliveroo/Uber Eats during the original pandemic were still minorities. They won't just sit around collecting €350, many have pressures beyond that in sending money home
- possible genetic disposition
What the answer is is unknown, possible more randomised testing in those areas of work, the last thing you want is another Leicester. Maybe that's already happening? I read some of the comments from the NPHET and whilst they did the usual and sounded the alarm, I also thought they sounded more comfortable than the other week, saying to wait and see. If they are tracking that many cases earlier on, maybe they're confident in their control infrastructure.
- Conspicuous
- Posts: 7441
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
I felt bad for Michael McDowell watching Prime Time tonight . What a f**king shitshow
- Blackrock Bullet
- Posts: 15510
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
- Location: #68
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
I hear the puritans on here will have been delighted with Prime Time's exposé tonight;
Absolutely embarrassing report by
@RTE_PrimeTime
, nearly cringing watching their "reporter" entrap barstaff by begging for a pint, calling out one place for only charging €3.95 for food. Serious problems in this country and they think this is important. Ridiculous.#RTEPT
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
He chose a f**king stupid hill to die on.Conspicuous wrote:I felt bad for Michael McDowell watching Prime Time tonight . What a f**king shitshow
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
They're not allowed to fish. They have to have intelligence to specifically suggest that you are committing fraud before they ask the questions.camroc1 wrote:They were committing welfare fraud ! That, is a crime.lilyw wrote:The issue is that they asked all passengers on certain flights (presumably to Poland or somesuch). That is very difficult to stand up in court - it reeks of profiling rather than intelligence.camroc1 wrote:"Why did you question these people ?HighKingLeinster wrote:Data commission now expressing privacy concerns about welfare officers questioning people in the airport
I thought they were committing welfare fraud.
What lead you to that belief ?
The fact that they were."
This is getting silly now. And if the Data Commission hasn't got the good sense to butt out, the law needs to be changed to allow Welfare fraud be investigated.
And how is that profiling, if they ask the same question of everyone on the flight ?
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Bless.Gavin Duffy wrote:The dinner party circuit disagree.camroc1 wrote:They were committing welfare fraud ! That, is a crime.lilyw wrote:The issue is that they asked all passengers on certain flights (presumably to Poland or somesuch). That is very difficult to stand up in court - it reeks of profiling rather than intelligence.camroc1 wrote:"Why did you question these people ?HighKingLeinster wrote:Data commission now expressing privacy concerns about welfare officers questioning people in the airport
I thought they were committing welfare fraud.
What lead you to that belief ?
The fact that they were."
This is getting silly now. And if the Data Commission hasn't got the good sense to butt out, the law needs to be changed to allow Welfare fraud be investigated.
- anonymous_joe
- Posts: 15513
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Did he?jinxed wrote:He chose a f**king stupid hill to die on.Conspicuous wrote:I felt bad for Michael McDowell watching Prime Time tonight . What a f**king shitshow
He came across as the most sensible person on there.
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Gemtrails finally kicked off Twitter, think that's the last platform she had. Good riddance.
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
It was a real low. Like that absolute wanker who used to go around on TV3 'exposing' consenting adults having sex parties and making out he was in the room with Jimmy Hoffa being tortured.Blackrock Bullet wrote:I hear the puritans on here will have been delighted with Prime Time's exposé tonight;
Absolutely embarrassing report by
@RTE_PrimeTime
, nearly cringing watching their "reporter" entrap barstaff by begging for a pint, calling out one place for only charging €3.95 for food. Serious problems in this country and they think this is important. Ridiculous.#RTEPT
- Conspicuous
- Posts: 7441
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Yeah I thought so too . When he pointed out that the statues weren’t representative of slavery he had to listen to some nonsense about them signifying oppression and hierarchy because they were of black women standing outside while white people wined and dined inside. Not sure how you deal with thatanonymous_joe wrote:Did he?jinxed wrote:He chose a f**king stupid hill to die on.Conspicuous wrote:I felt bad for Michael McDowell watching Prime Time tonight . What a f**king shitshow
He came across as the most sensible person on there.
-
- Posts: 5205
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Neasa Hourigan and Joe O'Brien, specking rights removed for two months.
Both should be gone, if you are going to act like an independent, they should become one.

Both should be gone, if you are going to act like an independent, they should become one.
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
The TDs are off on their holliers for 6 weeks. That should allow Martin some time to get the governments ducks in a row again.MunsterMan!!!!! wrote:Neasa Hourigan and Joe O'Brien, specking rights removed for two months.![]()
Both should be gone, if you are going to act like an independent, they should become one.
-
- Posts: 5205
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
camroc1 wrote:The TDs are off on their holliers for 6 weeks. That should allow Martin some time to get the governments ducks in a row again.MunsterMan!!!!! wrote:Neasa Hourigan and Joe O'Brien, specking rights removed for two months.![]()
Both should be gone, if you are going to act like an independent, they should become one.
He badly needs it, he seems to be the only one there trying to keep the whole thing together.
- anonymous_joe
- Posts: 15513
- Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:05 am
Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
What happened to FF's legendary discipline?Mullet 2 wrote:I'm pretty depressed about the whole thing tbh.